Allstate Utility Construction, LLC v. Towne Bank
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JOHNSEN, Judge.
¶ 1 The superior court held a construction lien invalid because it concluded the claimant’s preliminary 20-day notice and notice of service failed to comply with the statutory requirements. We reverse, holding that a preliminary 20-day notice need not necessarily contain the handwritten signature of the claimant, nor is a notice and claim of lien necessarily invalidated by the claimant’s failure to deliver a form of acknowledgment to the recipient upon service of the 20-day notice. We also hold that a notice and claim of lien is not invalidated by the claimant’s failure…
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